beginner / 30 minutes
AI Campaign Brief Template
Use this AI campaign brief template to turn scattered inputs into one document for writers, designers and channel owners.
Result: A campaign brief that names the objective, audience, message, offer, deliverables, owners and review constraints.
Jump to prompt ↓5 steps to a reviewable draft
- 01
Collect approved inputs
Gather the campaign objective, offer details, audience evidence, channel requirements, owners and deadlines. Leave blank fields blank.
Result: One input sheet without assumed claims or imaginary deadlines.
- 02
State the single campaign job
Write the change you want the audience to make or understand after seeing the campaign. Avoid combining several unrelated objectives.
Result: One campaign job that can guide message and channel choices.
- 03
Generate the brief
Ask for a campaign brief with placeholders for every detail the input sheet does not confirm.
Result: A brief that helps contributors start work without guessing about claims or ownership.
Your prompt
Write a campaign brief using only the approved information below. Campaign objective: {{objective}} Audience evidence: {{audience}} Offer and approved claims: {{offer}} Channels and deliverables: {{channels}} Brand or legal constraints: {{constraints}} Owners and timing: {{owners_timing}} Use these sections: campaign job, audience, message, proof, offer, deliverables, owners, timing, review checks and open questions. Mark missing details as [NEEDS INPUT]. Do not invent claims, prices, dates, customer proof or legal approval.Example inputObjective is to invite existing users to a reporting workshop. The approved offer is a live 45-minute session; the date is not yet set.
Example outputTiming — [NEEDS INPUT]. Deliverable — Email invitation for existing users.
- 04
Review for ownership and claims
Check that every deliverable has an owner and every factual or product statement appears in the approved input sheet.
Result: A campaign brief ready for contributor review.
- 05
Hand off the brief
Share the reviewed brief with the people who create, approve and publish the campaign work.
Result: A single source of direction for the campaign team.
What a finished draft should contain
A short campaign brief that gives each contributor a defined job while making missing facts and approval points easy to see.
What this process cannot decide
- The brief does not approve brand, legal or product claims.
- It cannot resolve a conflict between business owners.
